Robotics/coding
What is the moving components of the robots that we designed?
motor and cork
This is the direction of rotation that the Earth takes.
counter clockwise
This device was used to collect samples from whale blow holes
A Drone
This is what happens when food waste is left in dirt or sand.
It decomposes.
This simple machine allows us to turn on lights.
Lever
This is the type of code we use when we want something to happen when we click button A on a microbit.
input
If an atom has 6 protons, how many electrons can it have?
6
A Monarch Butterfly
Name two living things that assist in the decomposition process.
Answer varies
This simple machine makes it easier to push or lower something from a great height.
Incline Plane
What do microbits use in order to communicate with each other?
Radio
This is the heaviest element that a star can make before it explodes.
Iron
Polyethylene is the most common form of this material that oil companies want to sell.
Plastic
This species is neither plant nor animal but is considered one of the great decomposers.
Fungi
Name 3 simple machines that make it easier for things to move.
Wheel and axle, incline plane, lever, gear
What is the line of code we use to show text?
show string
For life to have grown on Earth it needed this to survive within.
Oceans/water
The dinosaur xenovator was believed to have done a lot of headbutting because of this skeletal feature.
A bump on it's skull
What do we call the organisms that are able to clean up oil spills in oceans.
Microorganisms
This simple machine is perfect for splitting.
Wedge
How could you get your microbit to play music?
Answer varies
If I wanted to combine two hydrogen and one oxygen together, how many spaces would the oxygen need in its outer electron ring to allow this combination?
2
The Petula snail was compared to this bird species because of the many variations between different islands before being driven to almost extinction.
Darwin's Finches
When you combine water, yeast, hydrogen peroxide, and soap you get this foamy reaction.
Elephant Toothpaste
This device is the perfect example of Newton's 3 laws of motion
Newton's Cradle